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Line 57: It's time to start learning, reading, and writing some Python! Tonight, you'll work through a self-directed tutorial. Saturday morning, we'll have an interactive lecture to cover more Python basics. <div style="font-size:125%">[[Boston Python Workshop 6/Friday/Tutorial\| »Click this link to work through the tutorial«]]</div>▼ ▲<div style="font-size:125%">[[Boston Python Workshop 6/Friday/Tutorial\| »Click ~~this link~~here to work through ~~the~~tonight's tutorial«]]</div> == Goal #8: Checkoff ==▼ <br /> == Goal #8: practice Python using CodingBat == Learning about functions opened up a whole new way for us to practice, using the programming site codingbat.com. The big goal of this practice section is to get you thinking about how to solve problems in Python. <br /> <div style="font-size:125%">[[Boston Python Workshop 6/Friday/CodingBat Using Codingbat\|» Click here to work through tonight's CodingBat questions «]]</div> You don't have to create a CodingBat account to do the exercises, but if you do create an account it'll keep track of which problems you've completed and other statistics. ▲== Goal #89: Checkoff == Tell a staff member that you are ready to be checked off. Together you will go through the following check-off steps: